filters query parameter. The parameter is parsed as JSON, so you can either send a JSON object or a JSON string (for example, filters={"blockchains":"1,solana"} or its URL-encoded form). Keys and values are case-insensitive and surrounding whitespace is ignored.
blockchains1, 8453, 42161) and string identifiers (for example solana, evm:1, tron:sol).eth while restricting the results to Base (8453), Ethereum (1), Arbitrum (42161), Optimism (10), and Solana.
W will return tokens like “WETH”, “WBTC”, “Wrapped SOL”, etc.
"W" will only return tokens with the exact symbol “W” (like Wormhole), not “WETH” or “WBTC”.
You can sort by an array of metrics using sortBy:
volume_24hmarket_capcreated_atvolume_1hfees_paid_5minfees_paid_1hfees_paid_24hvolume_5minholders_countorganic_volume_1htotal_fees_paid_usdsearch_scorelimit parameter (1 to 20, default: 5).
1, 56, 8453) or string-based IDs (solana, evm:1, evm:8453). Both styles are supported in the same request.filters. Set the blockchains property to a comma-separated string of the identifiers (e.g. "blockchains":"8453,1,solana"). You may also send an explicit JSON array such as "blockchains":["8453","1","solana"]./api/2/fast-search?input=<term>&filters=<encoded-json>. The API returns only the top matches that exist on any of the requested chains, making it straightforward to focus on supported networks without enabling all chains globally.limit and sortBy parameters to surface the most liquid matches on the networks that matter to you.tokens, assets, pairs trendings, og volume_24h, market_cap, created_at, volume_1h, fees_paid_5min, fees_paid_1h, volume_5min, holders_count, organic_volume_1h Universal Search response